Sentence examples for order unity from inspiring English sources
At high velocities, CD is clearly the same thing as the ratio (A′/A) and should therefore be of order unity.
One of the keys to Paris's beauty, Mr. Kunstler suggests, lies in the rigorous regulations Haussmann instituted (dealing with everything from building heights to roof configurations) which lent the city a sense of order, unity and coherence.
A failed state, where clans and warlords have torn the territory to shreds, is after 15 years of anarchy at last offered the chance of order, unity and stable rule.
If one uses this approach, a simple calculation can be carried out, much as in the case of the gas pressure, with the result that where a is a numerical constant of order unity, the term (N/V v̄l is a measure of the number of molecules contained in a small counting cylinder, and the mass m is a measure of the momentum carried between the sliding planes.
The weighting function is of order unity.
X-Calibur achieves a high detection efficiency of order unity.
And sometimes these features did briefly integrate into a higher-order unity, as letters integrate into words, words into a sentence.
According to Genesis, God created the world as one cosmos, an ordered unity determined by one single will in which all creatures are responsive to the purposes of the Creator.
For all the current Unity developers out there: if you ordered Unity 4 after the company promised a massive overhaul of its GUI editor, don't panic; Helgason promises me that Unity 4.x will see one more big update, and it'll include the new GUI system.
What we perceive as beauty (decus) and elegance (ornamentum) in nature is not due to scattered variety (multitudo), but to a principle of ordered unity, "the one in the many," which produces feelings of harmony and symmetry in us (De uno, OO, 280a; ed. García Valverde, 20).
As it was considered unlikely that enemy submarines would be active in such conditions, Captain Savill of the Hampshire ordered Unity and Victor to return to Scapa Flow.
